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CURRICULUM VITAE June 2013

Roy T. StuckeyP. O. Box 1650Folly Beach, SC 29439

stuckeyroy@gmail.comhome: 843-588-6677cell: 803-351-5071

EDUCATION

B.A., Davidson College, 1970.J.D., University of South Carolina Law School, 1973.

ADMITTED TO PRACTICE

Supreme Court of South CarolinaUnited States District Court, District of South CarolinaUnited States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

University of South Carolina School of Law2008-present Distinguished Professor Emeritus and Webster

Professor of Clinical Legal Education Emeritus1990-2008: Professor, Department of Clinical Legal Studies2005-2008: Webster Professor of Clinical Legal Education1994-2005: Alumni Professional Skills Professor of Law1999-2003: Founding Director, Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough

Center on Professionalism1983-90: Clinical Professor1975-76 and 1977-1988: Director of Clinical Education1981-83: Associate Clinical Professor1973-81: Teaching Associate, Clinical Program

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Temporary Visits at Other Law Schools:

University of San Diego School of LawSummer, 1999: Visiting Professor

University of Alabama School of LawSpring, 1996: Distinguished Visiting Professor (Tom Bevill Chair)

University of Utah College of LawSummer, 1993: Visiting Professor

City Polytechnic of Hong Kong, Professional Legal Education, PCLLFall, 1991: Visiting Senior Fellow

Vermont Law SchoolFall, 1990: Visiting Professor

University of Santa Clara Law SchoolSpring, 1983: Visiting Associate Professor

AWARDS AND HONORS

On September 6, 2008, I was recognized by the University of Washington Schoolof Law and Seattle University School of Law for my vision, commitment, andinfluence in transforming legal education.

On May 4, 2007, I received the Outstanding Advocate Award from theClinical Legal Education Association in appreciation for my “recentauthorship of Best Practices for Legal Education and many pastaccomplishments in support of clinical legal education nationally.”

I was honored in April 2005 by a resolution from the South Carolina Conference ofFamily Court Judges for my “constant endeavors toward improving the knowledgeand capabilities of the Family Court Judges in their administration of justice in theFamily Courts of the State of South Carolina.”

Under my directorship, the Law School’s Center on Professionalism was awardedone of the 2003 E. Smythe Gambrell Professionalism Awards by the American BarAssociation.

In separate ceremonies during the 1997 AALS Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C.,I was recognized by the Clinical Legal Education Association (CLEA) and the LegalWriting Institute for my work with the American Bar Association, particularly my rolein the 1996 recodification of the ABA Accreditation Standards.

I received the 1993 William Pincus Award for outstanding contributions to clinicallegal education, awarded by the AALS Section on Clinical Legal Education duringthe 1993 AALS Annual Meeting in San Francisco, California.

I have also received the Faculty Scholarship Award, the Faculty Service Award, and

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the J.J. Dowling Award (for integrity, concern for others, and scholarship) from theUniversity of South Carolina School of Law.

PUBLICATIONS

Books

Roy T. Stuckey, 2012 Supplement to Roy T. Stuckey, MARITAL LITIGATION IN SOUTH

CAROLINA: SUBSTANTIVE LAW, FOURTH EDITION (SC Bar-CLE Division 2010).

Roy T. Stuckey, MARITAL LITIGATION IN SOUTH CAROLINA: SUBSTANTIVE LAW, FourthEdition (SC Bar-CLE Division 2010).

Roy T. Stuckey, MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE LAW IN SOUTH CAROLINA: A LAYPERSON’SGUIDE, THIRD EDITION (SC Bar - CLE Division 2007).

Roy T. Stuckey, 2006/2007 CUMULATIVE SUPPLEMENT to Roy T. Stuckey, MARITAL

LITIGATION IN SOUTH CAROLINA: SUBSTANTIVE LAW, THIRD EDITION (SC Bar-CLEDivision 2001) (fourth edition forthcoming 2010-11).

.ROY STUCKEY AND OTHERS, BEST PRACTICES FOR LEGAL EDUCATION (2007), available as a PDF formatted file at http://cleaweb.org andhttp://professionalism.law.sc.edu/news.html#CLEA and in print while supplies lastfrom Roy Stuckey at stuckeyroy@gmail.com. A Russian translation is available atwww.cleaweb.org/best_practices_full_russian.pdf. Chinese and Japanesetranslations are expected to be published in 2010, and a Korean translation is on-going.

Roy T. Stuckey, MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE LAW IN SOUTH CAROLINA: A LAYPERSON’SGUIDE, THIRD EDITION (SC Bar - CLE Division 2013) (forthcoming).

Roy T. Stuckey, MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE LAW IN SOUTH CAROLINA: A LAYPERSON’SGUIDE, SECOND EDITION (SC Bar - CLE Division January 2005).

Roy T. Stuckey, 2005 CUMULATIVE SUPPLEMENT to Roy T. Stuckey, MARITAL

LITIGATION IN SOUTH CAROLINA: SUBSTANTIVE LAW, THIRD EDITION (SC Bar-CLEDivision 2001).

Roy T. Stuckey, MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE LAW IN SOUTH CAROLINA: A LAYPERSON’SGUIDE, SECOND EDITION (SC Bar - CLE Division January 2005).

Roy T. Stuckey, 2004 CUMULATIVE SUPPLEMENT to Roy T. Stuckey, MARITAL

LITIGATION IN SOUTH CAROLINA: SUBSTANTIVE LAW, THIRD EDITION (SC Bar-CLEDivision 2001).

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Editor, PROFESSIONALISM PRIMER AND PROBLEM-SOLVING GUIDE: A RESOURCE FOR LAW

STUDENTS (USC 2002 and 2003). A pamphlet on professionalism distributed to allof our students in August 2002, then reprinted and distributed to all law schooldeans in May 2003. A revised edition was given to entering law students in August2003. (It is still being published and distributed by the Center on Professionalism.)

Editor, PROFESSIONALISM IN SOUTH CAROLINA: A RESOURCE FOR NEW LAWYERS (USC2003). A pamphlet on professionalism distributed to all of our graduating studentsin May 2003. (It is still being published and distributed by the Center onProfessionalism.)

Roy T. Stuckey, MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE LAW IN SOUTH CAROLINA: A LAYPERSON’SGUIDE, SECOND EDITION (SC Bar - CLE Division 2001). (A slightly revised versionwas reprinted in January 2003).

Roy T. Stuckey, MARITAL LITIGATION IN SOUTH CAROLINA: SUBSTANTIVE LAW (3 ed.)rd

(SC Bar-CLE Division 2001).

Roy T. Stuckey and F. Glenn Smith, MARITAL LITIGATION IN SOUTH CAROLINA:SUBSTANTIVE LAW (2 ed.) (SC Bar-CLE Division 1997). I prepared cumulativend

supplements that were published in 1997, 1998, and 1999.

Roy T. Stuckey and F. Glenn Smith, MARITAL LITIGATION IN SOUTH CAROLINA:SUBSTANTIVE LAW (SC Bar-CLE Division 1993). I prepared a supplement that waspublished in 1994.

Roy Stuckey and Jane Aiken, COURSE MATERIALS FOR FAMILY LAW PRACTICE (994pages plus simulation materials) (USC School of Law 1994, and regularly revisedby Roy Stuckey, most significantly in 1996, 1998, 2000, and 2004).

Law Review Articles and Significant Other Publications

“Best Practices” or Not, It Is Time to Reform Legal Education, 16 CLINICAL L. REV.307 (2009).

Teaching With Purpose: Defining and Achieving Desired Outcomes in Clinical LawCourses, 13 CLIN. L. REV. 807 (2007).

Can We Assess What We Purport to Teach in Clinical Law Courses?, 9 INT’L J.CLINICAL LEG. EDUC. 9 (August 2006).

Education for the Practice of Law in the United States and the United Kingdom:Recent History and Current Trends, Second International Symposium 19 (GwanseiGaukin University Law School 2006) [in Japanese].

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The Evolution of Legal Education in the United States and the United Kingdom:How one system became more faculty-oriented while the other became moreconsumer-oriented, INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF CLINICAL LEGAL EDUCATION 101(December 2004). The journal is in England.

Why Johnny Can’t Practice Law - And What We Can Do About It: One ClinicalProfessor’s View, 72 THE BAR EXAMINER 30 (May 2003).

Preparing Students to Practice Law: A Global Problem in Need of Global Solutions,43 S. TEX. L. REV. 649 (Spring 2002) (actually published Spring 2003).

Ensuring Basic Quality in Clinical Courses,1 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF CLINICAL

LEGAL EDUCATION 47 (November, 2000). (England)

Understanding CASABLANCA: A Values-Based Approach to Legal Negotiations,5 CLINICAL L. REV. 211 (1998).

Education for the Practice of Law: the times they are a'changin, 75 NEB. L. REV. 648(1996).

Guardians Ad Litem As Surrogate Parents: Implications for Role Definition andConfidentiality, 64 FORDHAM L. REV. 1785 (1996).

Preparing Lawyers for Practice: New Roles for the NCBE and the ABA, 59 THE BAR

EXAMINER 12 (May 1990).

Persuasion from A to P: Back to the Basics, 30 SANTA CLARA L. REV. 677 (1990).

Clinical Education and Apprenticeships: the Only Real Performance Tests?, 55 THE

BAR EXAMINER 4 (August 1986).

Other Publications

Foreword, 38 WM. MITCHELL L. REV. 900 (2012).

Blurb review for the book jacket of THE GLOBAL CLINICAL MOVEMENT: EDUCATING

LAWYERS FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE (Frank Bloch ed., Oxford Press 2011).

Introduction, ROY STUCKEY AND OTHERS, BEST PRACTICES FOR LEGAL EDUCATION

(2007) (Japanese translation 2011).

Book Review, MICHAEL HUNTER SCHWARTZ AND DENISE RIEBE, CONTRACTS: ACONTEXT AND PRACTICE CASEBOOK (2009), THE LAW TEACHER 3 (Fall 2009).

“Reflections on Legal Education,” transcript of presentation at the Law Review

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Symposium, “The Opportunity for Legal Education,” Walter F. George School ofLaw, Mercer University, Mercer, Georgia, November 9, 2007. The transcript is in59 MERCER L. REV. 859 (Spring 2008).

“Conference on Simulations Held in Japan,” AALS Section on Clinical LegalEducation Newsletter 35 (April 2006).

Law School’s Professionalism Center Wins National Award (with Rob Wilcox), 15SOUTH CAROLINA BAR NEWS 9 (October 2003).

Introduction to Professionalism Symposium, 54 SC LAW REV. 869 (Summer 2003)(I also edited my comments at the conference and helped coordinate production ofthe book that was built around our September 2002 conference onprofessionalism.).

Law School Center Tackles Professionalism Issues, 14 SOUTH CAROLINA LAWYER

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Introduction to Professionalism Symposium, 52 SC LAW REV. 443 (Spring 2001) (Ialso edited my comments at the conference and helped coordinate production ofthe book that was built around our October, 2000 conference on professionalism.).

"International News," AALS Section on Clinical Legal Education Newsletter(December, 1998; November, 1999; November, 2000; April, 2001; November, 2001;November, 2002; and May 2003).

"International News," CLEA Newsletter (September, 1998; February, 1999, etc., andcontinuing today).

Lawyers Should Examine the New Guidelines for Guardians ad Litem (with PamRobinson), 10 SOUTH CAROLINA LAWYER (November/December, 1998).

"Clinical Workshop Held in Croatia," AALS Section on Clinical Legal EducationNewsletter (April, 1998).

Using Adjuncts to Team-Teach Professional Skills and Values, 27 SYLLABUS 16(Fall, 1996).

"Report on Changes in the ABA Accreditation Standards," CLEA Newsletter, at 10-14 (September, 1996).

Program Explores Implementing the MacCrate Report - Getting Started, 26SYLLABUS 4 (Fall, 1995).

A Caribbean Perspective, The USC Lawyer 8 (Winter 1990).

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Professional Skills Programs and Site Evaluations, 21 SYLLABUS 1 (Summer 1990).

Lawyer Competence and Legal Education: A Status Report, 5 THE CAROLINA

LAWYER 4 (1985).

Other Materials Related to Legal Education

"Clinicians With International Teaching or Consulting Experience" (begun in 1995and regularly updated). This is a survey of U.S. and international clinical lawteachers with teaching or consulting experience in foreign countries. It isdistributed on request and periodically published in one form or another in thenewsletters of the Clinical Legal Educators Association and the AALS Section onClinical Legal Education. Responsibility for the compilation was taken over on myretirement in 2008 by Professor Sandy Ogilvy, The Catholic University of America,Washington, DC, ogilvy@law.cua.edu.

“Introduction to Professionalism Symposium,” 54 S.C. L. Rev. 869 (2003).

“Introduction to Professionalism Symposium,” 52 S.C. L. Rev. 443 (2001).

"Goals and Methods of Clinical Legal Education," a paper prepared for the"Regional Legal Education Workshop: Strategies for Implementing Practical LegalEducation Programs," sponsored by ABA/CEELI in Opatija, Croatia on March 25-27,1998.

"Make Me Happy: How to Negotiate Effectively," a paper presented at the UCLA-Warwick International Clinical Conference on "Conceptual Paradigms in ClinicalLegal Education," Lake Arrowhead, California in October, 1997.

"Values-Based Negotiations," a paper presented at a Clinical Theory Workshop,New York Law School, March, 1997.

"1996 Recodification of the ABA Standards for Approval of Law Schools andInterpretations" (1996). This chart tracks what became of each of the 1995accreditation standards when the standards were recodified in August, 1996. Thechart was widely distributed by the ABA Section of Legal Education and Admissionsto the Bar and it is available on the Section's website.

"Final Report: Results of Surveys and Questionnaires Regarding the Status ofProfessional Skills Teachers," American Bar Association's Section of LegalEducation and Admissions to the Bar (October, 1991). Also, four preliminaryreports were produced in August, 1990; January, 1989; September, 1987; andFebruary, 1986.

"Suggestions for Handling No Fault Divorces." Materials with pleadings appendixes

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for volunteer lawyers to use in representing clients in the South Carolina Bar's ProBono Program, January, 1990.

"Planning for Persuasion: A Lawyer's Guide to the Basics," presented at the UCLA-Warwick Second International Clinical Conference on "Exploring and Expanding theContent of Clinical Legal Education and Scholarship," Lake Arrowhead, California,September, 1989.

"Discussion Draft: Task Force on Professional Skills Instruction of the AmericanBar Association Section of Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar," November15, 1988. This document was used as the basis for the approval and organizationof the ABA Task Force on Law Schools and the Profession: Narrowing the Gap, thereport of which was published during the summer of 1992: "Legal Education andProfessional Development - An Educational Continuum" (the MacCrate Report).

"The American Bar Association's National Conference on Professional Skills andLegal Education, Albuquerque, New Mexico, October 15-17, 1987," 19 NEW MEXICO

L. REV. 1 (Symposium 1989). I co-chaired this conference with Kathleen Grove,Assistant Consultant on Legal Education to the ABA.

"Compilation of Standards, Guidelines and Recommendations Related toProfessional Skills Instruction," prepared for the ABA Section of Legal Educationand Admissions to the Bar (Fall, 1987).

"The Vocational Model" (coauthored with Professor Peter Hoffman, Nebraska; Iwrote all parts, except for pages 12-19), and "Educational Objectives ofProfessional Skills Instruction." These documents were included in the materialsfor the 1986 AALS National Clinical Teachers Conference in Boulder, Colorado.

"Classical Rhetoric and Lawyering Skills." This document was included in thematerials for the 1982 AALS National Clinical Teachers Conference in Minneapolis,Minnesota.

SERVICE ACTIVITIES

Current Activities

Contributor to the Best Practices for Legal Education blog,http://bestpracticeslegaled.albanylawblogs.org (since 2007).

Member, Editorial Board, INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF CLINICAL LEGAL EDUCATION

(England) (since 1999).

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Most Significant Completed Activities (in chronological order)

Co-Chair with Judith Wegner, University of North Carolina School of Law, LegalEducation at the Crossroads: Part One conference, University of South CarolinaSchool of Law, November, 2008.

Chair, Steering Committee, Best Practices Project of the Clinical Legal EducationAssociation (2001 - 2007). This was a multi-year, collaborative national effort todescribe best practices for legal education. It resulted in ROY STUCKEY AND OTHERS,BEST PRACTICES FOR LEGAL EDUCATION (2007).

Member, Tenure and Promotion Committee, University of South Carolina (2004 -2007).

Member, Pro Se Website Subcommittee of the S.C. Bar’s Committee on Access toJustice (since 2005 - 2008).

Liaison to the ABA Standing Committee on Professionalism from the Council of theABA Section of Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar (2000-2007).

Member, working group of experts from the United States and other countries toevaluate the Legal Education Reform Index (LERI), a groundbreaking new tooldeveloped by the American Bar Association’s Central Europe and Eurasia LawInitiative (ABA/CEELI) for assessing the quality of a country’s system of legaleducation. Washington, DC, February 28 - March 1, 2006, and subsequent follow-up by email and telephone. CEELI has used the LERI to evaluate the practiceenvironment in numerous countries.

Member, working group of eight experts from the United States and Europe toevaluate the Legal Profession Reform Index (LPRI), a groundbreaking new tooldeveloped by the American Bar Association’s Central Europe and Eurasia LawInitiative (ABA/CEELI) for assessing the independence of lawyers and theenvironments in which they practice law. Washington, DC, June 23-24, 2003, andsubsequent follow-up by email. CEELI has used the LPRI to evaluate the practiceenvironment in numerous countries.

Founding Director, Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough Center on Professionalism,USC School of Law (1999-2003).

Chair or Co-chair, International Committee, AALS Section on Clinical LegalEducation (1997-2002).

Primary designer and supervisor of development of a national website onp r o f e s s i o n a l i s m a t t h e S c h o o l o f L a w ( 2 0 0 0 - 2 0 0 1 ) .(http://professionalism.law.sc.edu)

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Co-chair with Deborah Rhode, Stanford Law School, "Enhancing the Accountabilityof Lawyers” a national conference on professionalism co-sponsored by theUniversity of South Carolina School of Law and Stanford Law School in Charleston,South Carolina, on September 27-29, 2002.

Member, ABA-CEELI's working group to create a manual on clinical legal educationfor developing countries (1997-2001).

Co-chair with Deborah Rhode, Stanford Law School), "Improving theProfessionalism of Lawyers: Can Commissions, Committees, and Centers Make aDifference?,” a national conference on professionalism co-sponsored by theUniversity of South Carolina School of Law and Stanford Law School in Savannah,Georgia, October 20-21, 2000.

Liaison to the ABA Law Practice Management Section from the Council of the ABASection of Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar (1997-2000).

Co-chair (one of two non-staff planners and one of two primary speakers), ABA-CEELI Regional Legal Education Workshop, "Strategies for Implementing PracticalLegal Education Programs," Opatija, Croatia, March 25-27, 1998.

Chair, Skills Training Committee of the ABA Section of Legal Education andAdmissions to the Bar (member 1984-1996; chair 1986-1989 & 1994-1996).

Member, Standards Review Committee of the ABA Section of Legal Education andAdmissions to the Bar (1991-1995).

Member, Council of the ABA Section of Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar(1988-1994). The body that is responsible for accrediting law schools in the UnitedStates.

Member, Task Force on Legal Education and the Profession: Narrowing the Gapof the ABA Section of Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar (the MacCrateTask Force) (1989-92).

Chair, S.C. Bar Continuing Legal Education Committee (1986-88). Member andchair of various subcommittees (1981-88).

Cochair, National Conference on Legal Education and Professional Skills of theABA Section of Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar, Albuquerque, NewMexico (October, 1987).

Member, Advisory Board, ALI-ABA Project to Develop Model Curriculum andMaterials for Bridge-the-Gap Programs (1985-87).

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Chair, AALS Section on Clinical Legal Education (1984). Executive committeemember 1981-1985; Newsletter editor 1980-81.

Chair, AALS National Clinical Teachers` Conference, Duke University (May, 1984)(chaired planning committee and conference faculty).

Sponsor and Planner, “National Conference on Title XI Funding,” AmericanUniversity, Washington, D.C., March, 1981.

Member, Key Biscayne Group Steering Committee (1979-1984).

Other Completed Activities (in chronological order)

Peer reviewer of two articles submitted to the International Journal of Clinical LegalEducation (England) in March and May, 2013.

Helped review and rewrite the Parking and Traffic Code of the City of Folly Beach(2012).

Member, Consultant International Reference Group, Australian Clinical LegalEducation Standards Project (2011-2012).

Member, Ad Hoc Working Group on Outcome Measures (since 2009) (reviewingand submitting comments about proposals for outcome-based accreditationstandards).

Member, Implementation Committee, Best Practices Project of the Clinical LegalEducation Association (2006-10).

Member, ABA Site Evaluation Team, Ave Maria School of Law, Ann Arbor,Michigan, September, 2008.

Member, Advisory Group for CLEA’s Clinical Legal Education Oral History Project(2002 - 2008).

Member, Consortium of Professionalism Initiatives (1999 - 2008).

Peer reviewer for a community lawyering article submitted to the InternationalJournal of Clinical Legal Education (England), October, 2007.

Commenter on proposed Code of Professional Ethics for lawyers in the Republicof Georgia, July, 2007 (at the request of ABA/CEELI).

Commenter, proposal to establish a bachelor of law program at the University ofQatar, October, 2006 (at the request of ABA/CEEL).

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Peer reviewer of two articles submitted to the International Journal of Clinical LegalEducation (England) in May and August, 2006.

External Examiner for the final doctoral examination for the degree of Doctor ofPhilosophy (Educational Studies) of a Ph.D. candidate at the University of BritishColumbia, Vancouver, Canada during the fall of 2005. The thesis was “EducatingLawyers: How Law Graduates Perceive First Year Law School EducationalPractices.”

Fellow of the National Institute for Teaching Ethics and Professionalism (NIFTEP)(2005).

Member, E-Guide Year II Advisory Group for Equal Justice Works (2005).

Member, South Carolina Bar Family Court Task Force (2003-2005).

Co-chair, Student-Faculty Task Force, USC School of Law (2003-2005).

Peer reviewer of a problem-based learning article submitted to the InternationalJournal of Clinical Legal Education (England) (Fall 2003).

Member, Professionalism Committee, ABA Section of Legal Education andAdmissions to the Bar (2000-2003).

Chair, Educational Foundation Research Award Committee for the ProfessionalSchools, University of South Carolina (member 1999-2002, chair 2000-2002).

Member, Planning Committee for the AALS Clinical Section’s 2003 Annual MeetingProgram, “Lessons from Abroad: Transforming Ourselves, Our Clinics and OurWorld.” (Fall, 2002)

Commenter, Proposed Internal Regulations of Tirana Law Faculty for the Republicof Albania, June, 2002 (at the request of ABA/CEEL).

Member, Editorial Board, JOURNAL OF PROFESSIONAL LEGAL EDUCATION (Australia)(1995-2002).

Member, Access to Justice Committee, South Carolina Bar (2001-2003).

Member, AALS/CLEA Joint Working Group on ABA Accreditation (since 1996-2001).

Member, Committee on Ethics and Professionalism, AALS Section on Clinical LegalEducation (2000).

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Member, Internships Committee, AALS Section on Clinical Legal Education (1988-2000).

Member, Professional Responsibility Committee, S.C. Bar (1999-2001).

Member, Children's Committee, S.C. Bar (1995-2001).

Member, Executive Committee, USC School of Law (1999-2001).

Member, Professionalism Committee, ABA Section of Law Practice Management(1999-2001).

Reviewer for ABA/CEELI of a draft law entitled the “Law of the Bar” for the Republicof Georgia. July, 2000.

Reviewer of more than 20 proposed books for national publishers, including LexisLaw Publishing, Aspen Law and Business, and Little, Brown (since 1984).

Consultant on clinical legal education to several law schools.

Member, USC Educational Foundation Research Award Committee (1999-2000).

Member, ABA Site Inspection Team to Roger Williams University School of Law(March, 2000).

Reviewer for ABA/CEELI of proposed changes in law regulating lawyers and barassociation by-laws for the Republic of Serbia (February, 2000).

Member, Curriculum and Training Committee, ABA Section of Law PracticeManagement (1998-1999).

Member, Committee on Court Support, S.C. Bar ADR Section (1997-1999).

Reviewer for ABA/CEELI of the Draft Code of Professional Conduct for Lawyers ofthe Bar Association of the Republic of Armenia (April, 1999).

Reviewer for the National Science Foundation of a proposal to study Romanianlawyers (Fall, 1998).

Member, ABA Site Inspection Team to Vermont Law School (November, 1998).

Member, ABA Alternative Dispute Resolution Section's Task Force on MediationCompetition (1997-98).

Member, ABA Alternative Dispute Resolution Section's Ethics Committee (1997-98).

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Member, ABA Site Inspection Team to the Ohio State University College of Law(October, 1997).

Chair, CEELI/AFLI Ad Hoc Working Group on Clinical Education (1995-97).

Chair, ABA Site Inspection Team to the Texas Tech University School of Law(October, 1996).

Fact-finder for the Accreditation Committee of the ABA with respect to the Universityof San Diego Law School's decision to operate 1996 summer programs inBarcelona and Florence without ABA approval (Fall, 1996).

ABA Site Inspector for Loyola of Los Angeles' Summer Program in Costa Rica (July,1996).

Member, S.C. Bar's Ad Hoc Committee on Bridge-the-Gap (1995-1996). Wesignificantly redesigned the program. The changes were implemented in theSummer of 1996.

Member, International Aspects of Clinical Education Committee of the AALSSection on Clinical Legal Education (1994-1996).

Member, Governing Board of the University of South Carolina Law School's Centeron Law, Public Policy, and the Legal Profession (1991-1996).

Member, Professional Education Committee of the ADR Section of the S.C. Bar(1994-1996).

Host/mentor for Irina Zhilinkova, a Ukrainian law professor who visited at SouthCarolina as part of an ABA Central and East European Law Initiative program forlaw teachers from new independent states of the former Soviet Union (October-December, 1996).

Host/mentor for Anzhela Stryzevska, a Ukrainian law professor who visited at SouthCarolina as part of an ABA Central and East European Law Initiative program forlaw teachers from new independent states of the former Soviet Union (August-November, 1995).

Legal Specialist, ABA Central and East European Law Initiative (consulted with lawschools in Croatia, October, 1995).

Legal Specialist, ABA Central and East European Law Initiative (consulted with lawschools in Slovakia, June, 1995).

Evaluator, First and Second Annual Magistrates’ Training Program, College of

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Charleston, Charleston, S.C. (1994 & 1995).

Member, Conventions Committee, S.C. Bar (1993-95).

Member, CEELI Working Group on Croatian Law Clinics (1994).

Member, ABA Site Inspection Team to the St. Mary’s University School of Law(February, 1994).

Member, ABA Site Inspection Team to the Willamette University College of Law(March, 1993).

Member, Professionalism Committee, S.C. Bar (1991-93).

ABA Site Inspector for Hamline University School of Law’s Summer Program inOslo, Norway (June, 1992).

Member, Diversity Committee, ABA Section of Legal Education and Admissions tothe Bar (1990-92).

Member, Bar Admissions Committee, ABA Section of Legal Education andAdmissions to the Bar (1990-92).

ABA Site Inspector for Boston College Law School’s Semester in London Program(March, 1991)

Member, Long Range Planning Committee, S.C. Bar (1988-91).

ABA Site Inspector for the Detroit College of Law’s Canadian Summer LawInternship Program in Ottawa, Canada (June, 1990).

Member, Nominating Committee, AALS Section on Clinical Legal Education (1987,1988, and 1990).

Member, ABA Site Inspection Team to the University of California at BerkeleySchool of Law (April, 1989).

Member, Future of In-House Clinics Committee, AALS Section on Clinical LegalEducation (1986-88).

Member, Tenure and Promotion Committee, AALS Section on Clinical LegalEducation (1985-88).

Member, Tenure and Promotion Committee, AALS Section on Clinical LegalEducation (1986-87).

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Member, ABA Site Inspection Team to the University of Montana School of Law(November, 1987).

Member, AALS Committee on Clinical Legal Education (1983-85).

Member, Planning Committee for the AALS Workshop on Applications ofTechnology to the Teaching of Litigation (April, 1985).

Member, ABA Site Inspection Team to the City University of New York at QueensCollege School of Law (October, 1984).

Member, ABA Site Inspection Team to the Mississippi College School of Law (April,1984).

Member, Competency Committee, ABA Criminal Justice Section (1982-84).

Member, ABA Site Inspection Team to the Northern Illinois University School of Law(March, 1982).

Member, Professional Responsibility Committee, S.C. Bar (1979-81).

Member, Service to Indigents Committee, S.C. Bar (1975-81).

Cochair, Southeast Clinical Teachers’ Conference, Kiawah Island, S.C. (November,1980).

PRESENTATIONS/SPEECHES

Panalist, “Preparation for Practice and Placement in the New Legal Environment”(with Bill Henderson, Indiana, and Mary Beth Beazley, Ohio State), Symposium,“The Law School in the New Legal Environment,” Washington Law School, St.Louis, Missouri, October 26, 2012.

Keynote Speaker at the Australasian Professional Legal Education CouncilConference, “Meeting Expectations – 2010 and Beyond,” at Bond University, GoldCoast, Australia, November 11-13, 2010.

Keynote Speaker, “Developing and Defining Measurable Goals for Teaching LawStudents,” Northeast Regional Conference, Albany Law School, December 4, 2009.

Panelist, “Measuring Educational Quality,” Southeastern Association of LawSchools conference, Palm Beach, July 2009.

Panelist, “Say Something New,” SEALS conference, Palm Beach, Florida, August,2008.

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“Preparing Lawyers Today,” with Judith Wegner, National Conference of BarExaminers’ Annual Bar Admissions Conference, Portland, Oregon, April 5, 2008.

“Remarks About John Elson,” as part of the presentation of the William PincusAward for outstanding achievements as a clinical teacher. Clinical SectionLuncheon, AALS Annual Meeting, New York City, January 5, 2008.

“Reflections on Legal Education,” Law Review Symposium, “The Opportunity forLegal Education,” Walter F. George School of Law, Mercer University, Mercer,Georgia, November 9, 2007. Transcript is in 59 MERCER L. REV. 859 (Spring 2008).

Co-presenter with Gail Hammond, Gonzaga, “Best Practices: A History andExploration,” and with Maggie Finnerty, Lewis & Clark, “The New ABA SkillsRequirement: What It Is, How Schools are Complying, and Ideas on How to MoveBeyond the Bare Minimum,” Northwest Clinical Law Conference, Sun River Resort,Oregon, October 12-14, 2007.

Panelist, “The Future of Clinics and the Law School Curricula,” 60 Anniversayth

Celebration and Symposium, University of Tennessee School of Law, Knoxville,Tennessee, September 14, 2007.

“Best Practices for Effective Teaching,” Osgoode Hall Faculty of Law, Toronto,Canada, August 30, 2007

Panelist, “Challenging Assumptions About Business As Usual in Legal Education,”program of the Section of Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar, AmericanBar Association Annual Meeting, San Francisco, California, August 11, 2007.

Panelist, “Challenging Assumptions About Business as Usual in LegalEducation,” AALS National Clinical Teachers’ Workshop, New Orleans, May4, 2007.

“How to Survive and Succeed as a Clinical Law Teacher,” remarks duringCLEA’s New Clinicians’ Workshop, New Orleans, May 2, 2007.

Keynote speaker, “Assessing Law Student Learning in Clinical Courses: Issues forDiscussion,” paper presented during the Fourth International Journal of ClinicalLegal Education Conference, “The Practice of Freedom: Emancipation ThroughClinical Learning?,” London, July 12-13, 2006.

Speaker, “Your Foreign Law Sabbatical: Using Legal Skills to Make a DifferenceAbroad,” SC Bar CLE, Charleston, March 10, 2006.

Primary speaker, “The Modern History of Legal Education in the United States andthe United Kingdom and Current Trends,” paper presented during a conference

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entitled “Can the Virtual Law Firm Change Law School Education? – Learning Fromthe International Experience of Simulation Education,” at Osaka InternationalConvention Center, Osaka, Japan, February 18, 2006.

Honoree and speaker at “The 26 Anniversary Convocation of the Key Biscayneth

Group Steering Committee: Stories and Recollections of the Founding Days ofClinical Legal Education,” American University, Washington, D.C., November 11-12,2005.

“Teaching With Purpose: Defining and Achieving Desired Outcomes in Clinical LawCourses,” a paper presented during UCLA/IALS Sixth International ClinicalConference – Enriching Clinical Education at Lake Arrowhead, California, October,2005.

Primary facilitator, “CLEA Workshop on Implementing Best Practices,” Chicago,August, 2005.

Panelist, “Should There be Minimum Competency Expectations for Graduating LawStudents?,” Southeastern Association of Law Schools meeting, Hilton Head, SouthCarolina, July 2005.

Principal presenter, “Examining the CLEA ‘Best Practices of Law Schools forPreparing Students to Practice Law,’” a national workshop/conference at PaceUniversity School of Law, White Plains, NY, March 11-13, 2005.

“Clinical Theory Workshop: CLEA’s Best Practices Project,” sponsored by New YorkLaw School, New York, NY, March 11, 2005.

Panelist, “Ethical and Professional Issues in Litigation,” The Inaugural Marilyn SteinBellet Conference on Ethics and the Law, Hilton Head, South Carolina, November12-13, 2004.

Planner and Panelist, “Ready From Day One: What Should Law Graduates Be Ableto Do?,” ABA Section of Legal Education program, ABA Annual Meeting, Atlanta,Georgia, August 7, 2004.

Plenary Presenter, “How Did Our Systems of Legal Education Become SoDifferent?,” The 2 International Journal of Clinical Legal Education Conference:nd

Who Benefits? Examining the agendas of clinical legal education, Edinburgh,Scotland, July 14-15, 2004.

Discussion leader, “CLEA’s Best Practices Project,” San Diego, California, May,2004.

Panelist, “Innovative Methods of Teaching Professionalism,” Conference on

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Teaching Professionalism, Georgia State College of Law, Atlanta, Georgia, January,2004.

Presenter and discussion leader, “How to Influence Students’ Values Before TheyReach the Clinic,” AALS National Clinical Teachers Workshop, Vancouver, BritishColumbia, May, 2003.

“Professionalism Issues in Family Court,” program for members of the CharlestonCounty Bar, Charleston, South Carolina, November, 2002.

Planner and principal presenter, “CLEA Workshop on the Best Practices Project,”Washington, D.C., August, 2002.

Panelist, “The ABC’s of Best Practices,” ABA Section of Legal Education program,ABA Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C., August, 2002.

“Professionalism in Magistrates’ Court”, annual meeting of magistrate judges,Charleston, South Carolina, July 15, 2002.

Program planner and panelist, “Top Ten Ways That Lawyers Screw Up TheirReputations,” SC Bar CLE Division, Columbia, South Carolina, December, 2002.

“What Does it Mean to be a Professional and Why is it so Difficult?” and moderatorof the Professionalism in the Real World Seminar, SC Bar CLE Division, Columbia,South Carolina, December 22, 2001.

“Marriage and Divorce Law in South Carolina: A Layperson’s Guide”, on Talk Legal(WVOC Radio 560), December 9, 2001.

“Advising Clients About Separating and Other Stuff,” Family Court Bench/BarSeminar, SC Bar, Columbia, December 7, 2001.

“Building Clinical Programs: An International Perspective,” (panelist with SephanAnagnost, United Nations HCR, Austria; Subhram Rajkhowa, Gauhati University,India; Stephen Tuson, University of Witwaterstrand, South Africa), Problem Solvingin Clinical Education, UCLA/IALS Fifth International Conference, Lake Arrowhead,California, November 9, 2001.

“Can Spouses Safely Agree to Date Other People During Separations?”, Hot TipsFrom the Best Domestic Law Practitioners Seminar, SC Bar, Columbia, September21, 2001.

Principal facilitator and speaker, “CLEA Conference on Preparing Students toPractice Law,” Chicago, August 4, 2001.

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“Preparing Students for Law Practice: A Global Problem in Need of GlobalSolutions,” The Law 2001: Global Legal Odyssey conference, Istanbul, Turkey,June 13-16, 2001.

“Update on Family Law,” Family Court Bench/Bar Seminar, December 1, 2000.

Panelist, “Professionalism,” ABA Section of Legal Education’s Annual MeetingProgram, New York City, August, 2000.

“Prenuptial Agreements ... Are They Valid? Who Needs One,” on Talk Legal(WVOC Radio 560), September 12, 1999.

"Enforceability of Agreements Between Spouses," with the Honorable Timothy L.Brown, Family Court Bench\Bar, S.C. Bar CLE Seminar, Columbia, S.C., November,1998.

"New Guidelines for Guardians ad Litem," Domestic Practice: Hot Tips from theExperts, S.C. Bar CLE Seminar, Columbia, S.C., August, 1998.

"Issues and Principles," "Overview of Professional Skills Courses," "Methods ofEvaluation," "Simulated Evaluation of Interview," "Overview of Client Counseling,"and Overview of Negotiations," panel discussions and presentations during theABA/CEELI Regional Legal Education Workshop, "Strategies for ImplementingPractical Legal Education Programs," Opatija, Croatia, March 25-27, 1998.

"Paradigms in Teaching Dispute Resolution," panelist with Jonathan Hyman, MargotTaylor, and Carrie Menkel-Meadow during the Conference on "ConceptualParadigms in Clinical Legal Education," Lake Arrowhead, California, October, 1997.

"Are We Meeting the Needs of Our Students and the Profession?," presentationwith Peter Joy, Case Western, during the AALS National Clinical TeachersWorkshop, Dallas, May, 1997.

"Values-Based Negotiating: the Key to Success," Clinical Theory Workshop, NewYork Law School, New York City, March, 1997.

"The New Standards," panel discussion during the plenary session of the Sectionon Clinical Legal Education during the AALS Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C.,January, 1997.

Facilitator for meeting of CEELI's ad hoc working group on clinical legal education,Washington, D.C., January, 1997.

Invited participant and small group facilitator during the Symposium on Learning andTeaching Professionalism, in Chicago, October, 1996.

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"New Components of the Revised Accreditation Standards," during ABA SiteEvaluation Orientation Workshop, ABA Site Evaluation Chairs Workshop, and ABASite Evaluation Evaluators Workshop, Indianapolis, September 5-7, 1996.

Speaker and moderator for ABA Legal Education Section's program "UsingAdjuncts to Teach Professional Skills and Values," ABA Annual Meeting in Orlando,August, 1996. (I also chaired the planning committee for this program.)

"The Clinical Legal Education Working Group," presentation made as part ofworkshop on opportunities in international legal education which was sponsored byCEELI & AFLI during the ABA Annual Meeting in Orlando, August, 1996.

"A Ticket to Practice," panelist with Thomas Eres, Esq., Paul Jefferson, Esq.,Associate Dean Brian Gray, Barbara S. Rea, Esq., and Gayle Murphy, NCBESeminar on Bar Admissions, Chicago, April, 1996.

"Reflections on the First Issue," keynote speaker, Journal of Legal Education'sannual luncheon, Tuscaloosa, March, 1996.

"Course of Study," ABA Site Evaluators Workshop, Indianapolis, Indiana, February,1996.

Invited participant, Symposium on Ethical Issues in the Representation of Children,Fordham Law School, New York City, December, 1995.

"Curriculum Reform and Teaching MethodoIogies," ABA's Central and EastEuropean Law Initiative training program for law teachers from the new independentstates of the former Soviet Union, Washington, D.C., November, 1995.

Co-moderator for panel discussion on "Implementing MacCrate - Getting Started,"part of the Annual Meeting program of the ABA Section of Legal Education andAdmissions to the Bar, Chicago, August, 1995.

"Evaluating the Clinical Program - International Perspectives: Exporting ClinicalEducation," AALS National Clinical Teachers' Workshop, St. Louis, Missouri, May,1995.

"Accreditation Standards as a Tool for Curriculum Reform," Law School Deans'Meeting, ABA Midyear Meeting, Miami, Florida, February, 1995.

"Rosalie Wahl," Presentation of Annual Award of AALS Section on Clinical LegalEducation, AALS Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA, January, 1995.

"Communication Between Faculty and Career Services Office," SAPLA AnnualMeeting, Winston-Salem, N.C., October, 1994.

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"Alimony and Child Custody and Visitation," Domestic Law Update, S.C. Bar CLESeminar, Columbia, S.C., September, 1994.

"Domestic Law Update," (with Wylie Caldwell, Ruben Gray, and Joseph McIlveen,Jr.), Annual Judicial Conference, Columbia, S.C., August, 1994

"Teaching and Testing Clinical Skills: What Are Law Schools Teaching Studentsto Perform? Can Law Schools and Bar Examiners Develop Sound and RelevantPerformance Measures?" (with Kate Federle, Alan Ogden, Tom Read, Jane Smith,and Laura Taylor Swain), Joint Program of the National Conference of BarExaminers and the ABA Section of Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar,New Orleans, August, 1994.

"MacCrate Implementation" (with John Costonis, Harry Haynsworth, and SidneyShapiro), AALS Southeastern Conference, Kiawah Island, S.C., July, 1994.

"The Child's Standing in Family Law Proceedings" (with Kate Federle, Tulane),Spring CLE Conference, ABA Family Law Section, Charleston, S.C., April, 1994.

"Professional Skills Curriculum," ABA Site Evaluators Workshop, Indianapolis,Indiana, February, 1992.

"Current Issues in Professional Skills Education," AALS/ABA Joint Site EvaluationWorkshop, San Francisco, California, January, 1990.

"Teaching Methods for Professional Skills and the Use of Modern Technology,"(with Neil Gold, University of Windsor, Ontario, Canada), Workshop on Challengesof Professional Legal Training sponsored by the Council of Legal Education, WestIndies, Ocho Rios, Jamaica, December, 1989.

"Lawyer Competence - Defining It, Developing It and Maintaining It," (panelist),General Practice Section's program, ABA Annual Meeting, Honolulu, Hawaii,August, 1989.

"The Impact of ABA Standard 405(e) on the Status of Clinical Teachers," AALSNational Conference on Clinical Legal Education, Bloomington, Indiana, May, 1988.

"Professional Skills Instruction," ABA National Conference on Legal Education fora Changing Profession, Charlottesville, Virginia, March, 1988.

"Skills Training," Deans' Workshop, ABA Midyear Meeting, ABA Section of LegalEducation and Admissions to the Bar, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, February, 1988.

"Standard 306 Field Placements," ABA Site Evaluation Orientation Workshop,

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Indianapolis, Indiana, September, 1987.

"ABA Accreditation Standards Applicable to Professional Skills Programs," AALSSection on Clinical Legal Education's program during the AALS Annual Meeting,Miami Beach, Florida, January, 1987.

"The Vocational Model of Clinical Legal Education," (with Peter Hoffman,Nebraska), AALS National Conference on Clinical Legal Education, Boulder,Colorado, June, 1986.

"How to Evaluate a Professional Skills Program," ABA Site Evaluators' Workshop,New Orleans, January, 1986.

"Professional Skills Training," (panelist with Dean Rivkin, Tennessee, and DavidHarwell, Supreme Court of South Carolina), Southeastern Conference of the AALS,Kiawah Island, S.C., August, 1984.

"Negotiation as a Form of Persuasive Argument," AALS National Conference onClinical Legal Education, Minneapolis, Minnesota, May, 1982.

"Issues of Professional Responsibility in Clinics," (panel chair with David Barnhizer,Cleveland State, and Frank Bloch, Vanderbilt), Section on Clinical Legal Education'sProgram, AALS Annual Meeting, 1982.

"The Role and Future of Clinical Education," (panelist with Joe Harbaugh, Richmond(then at American) and Ken Broun, North Carolina), Southeastern Conference ofthe AALS, Williamsburg, Virginia, August, 1981.

"National Problems Facing Clinical Legal Education," remarks during the “NationalConference on Title XI Funding,” American University, Washington, D.C., March,1981.

"Administration of Clinics," (with Gary Palm, Chicago), Section on Clinical LegalEducation's program, AALS Annual Meeting, San Antonio, Texas, January, 1981.